Nehar Shalom is thrilled to gather as a community for High Holy Day services. All services will take place at Nehar Shalom, 6 Eliot Street, Jamaica Plain including our Erev Rosh Hashanah potluck dinner. All indoor services will be live-streamed.
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All are welcome at our services.
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Nehar Shalom is committed to making ritual life accessible to all, while also sustaining our congregation. The cost to bring high holy day services to our community is $136/per person. While members support these costs through their annual dues, we ask those who are not members to cover the cost of their attendance.
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If you are able to meet your basic monthly expenses, please consider fully covering the cost. If you have enough to share with others in our community, please consider giving more so we can continue to make our services accessible to all. ​No one will be turned away for lack of funds, and no one will be required to justify their need. All of our services will also be freely live-streamed for all.​
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Registration is required
to attend Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services.​
Nehar Shalom Member Registration opens August 21st
Non-Member Registrations opens September 2nd.
Please register by September 26th.​​​
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Please consider making a donation to support meaningful
high holy day programming.
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Covid Information
Accessibility and Safety
Other Safety Information
As always, our practices for keeping each other safe and healthy as best we can include expecting everyone who attends services at Nehar Shalom to be vaccinated against COVID. We also ask you to pay attention to how you are feeling, and to stay home if you have any symptoms of infectious illness.
For these high holy days, given the large number of people we expect to attend, and limited options for ventilation, all indoor services will be mask-required except for the second day of Rosh Hashanah, which will be mask-optional. At all services, both surgical and high-filtration masks are welcome. We will have surgical masks available for anyone who needs one, and encourage you to bring your own.
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​Our space at 6 Eliot Street is wheelchair accessible from the Eliot Street entrance. The bathrooms are fully wheelchair accessible.
We ask everyone who attends to refrain from wearing any perfume or scented deodorant or hair products to services, and to refrain from using highly scented soap, shampoo, or laundry detergent before attending services.
A quiet/low sensory space will available inside the building during services.
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​There will be no planned police presence at our services. The Kavod Community Safety team, a group of trained community members who provide safety support at many local events, will be present throughout.
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For the full schedule of services (including family services) and registration forms, please click the button below.
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Shana tova!
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Please email Cynthia at communications@neharshalom.org with any questions.